Job Summary: The Project Engineer – Utility is responsible for planning, execution, and delivery of utility-scale projects, ensuring compliance with technical, safety, quality, and timeline requirements. The role involves coordination with cross-functional teams, contractors, and stakeholders to deliver projects efficiently from design to commissioning.

Key Responsibilities:

 Support end-to-end execution of a 10–20 MW utility-scale project (solar, power, electrical, or infrastructure).

 Review project designs, drawings, BOQs, and technical specifications.

 Coordinate with EPC contractors, vendors, and site teams for smooth project execution.

 Monitor project schedules, milestones, and daily progress at site.

 Ensure compliance with safety (HSE), quality standards, and statutory regulations.

 Assist in procurement planning, material tracking, and inventory control.

 Identify technical issues, risks, and delays; propose corrective actions.

 Support testing, commissioning, and handover of utility assets.

 Prepare project reports, progress updates, and documentation for management.

Required Qualifications:

 Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Electrical / Mechanical / Civil or related field).

 2–6 years of experience in utility-scale projects (solar, power plants, substations, transmission, or infrastructure).

 Strong understanding of project execution, site coordination, and engineering drawings.

Skills & Competencies:

 Knowledge of utility-scale construction and engineering practices.

 Project coordination and stakeholder management.

 Ability to work in site-based, fast-paced environments.

 Problem-solving and decision-making skills.

 Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Project, AutoCAD (preferred).

 Good communication and reporting skills.

Preferred Experience:

 Experience in solar utility projects, substations, transmission lines, or power plants.

 Exposure to EPC project environments.

 Familiarity with statutory approvals and safety compliance.